Bridge to Asia Fellowship | NBR’s Prestigious Asia Policy Program

Bridge to Asia Fellowship: A Unique Opportunity for Future Asia Policy Leaders

The NBR Bridge to Asia Fellowship—previously known as the Undergraduate Diversity Fellowship—offers undergraduate and community college students a remarkable chance to gain hands-on experience in Asia policy and international affairs.

What is the Bridge to Asia Fellowship?

This prestigious fellowship provides participants with immersive training in research, direct mentorship from top experts, and opportunities to publish their work. Hosted in Seattle and Washington, D.C., the program places fellows within NBR’s research teams, helping them explore critical policy issues in the Indo-Pacific region while building professional connections.

Key Benefits of the Fellowship

Selected fellows will gain:

Research Experience – Work on impactful projects related to Asia policy
Expert Mentorship – One-on-one guidance from specialists in the field
Professional Development – Access to NBR’s Summer Learning Series
Publishing Opportunities – Contribute insights through NBR’s expert network
Networking Exposure – Connect with leading professionals in international affairs

Promoting Diversity in Foreign Policy

Supported by the Henry Luce Foundation, the Bridge to Asia Fellowship is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and diverse foreign policy community. NBR believes that effective policymaking requires voices from varied backgrounds, and this fellowship aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders in U.S.-Asia relations.

Students from all backgrounds who are passionate about international affairs and Asia policy are encouraged to apply and become part of this transformative experience.

Application Details

Deadline: March 9, 2025

How to Apply

Interested and qualified? Go to Scholarship at Uniplus Global to apply